DOORS 4PM // FREE ENTRY // SHOW STARTS 4:30PM

Imogen

Imogen Pemberton mesmerises audiences with her broad vocal range, soaring melodies and sophisticated guitar playing. Within her cinematic compositions she touches on many genres but always stays true to her own unique sound. Imogen presents a hauntingly beautiful soundscape of both classical, traditional sounds and electricity with her backing band of strings, electric and acoustic guitar.

Gaia

Starting out young as a Folk singer in the Blue Mountains, to now melting into the genre hot-pot of Melbourne’s music scene, Gaia Scarf has woven multiple threads of influence into the tapestry of her sound. She uses story-telling and melody as a means to understand the arcane, singing with guts and visceral honesty. With soulful vocals, atmospheric electric guitar and the mossy textures of her nylon strings, Gaia is transparent as she sings on identity, love, family, death and the ache to belong.

DOORS 7:30PM // $10 PRESALE // SHOW STARTS 8:30PM

Belgium’s Noah Tate has steadily built a reputation for his intricate blend of indie-folk and alternative sounds. After debuting as Yobah, his solo career took off with Oblivion (2021), an EP marked by its unflinching honesty about heartbreak and emotional turbulence.

In 2023, Tate explored darker, more experimental territory with Locked in an Elevator, layering introspective lyrics with subtle electronic textures. Seeking a new direction, he’s since embraced acoustic arrangements, weaving strings, drums, and organic elements into his evolving sound without losing the complexity and depth that define his work.

Now based in Melbourne, Tate is tapping into the city’s vibrant music scene while gearing up for a series of 2025 releases. His upcoming work balances breezy, indie-pop moments with tracks steeped in introspection, drawing influence from artists like Nick Drake, Leonard Cohen, and Radiohead.

With a new album on the horizon, Tate continues to push his sound forward, crafting music that’s as emotionally resonant as it is artistically ambitious.